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'TNEt, _,-.1 . : •- ~. unac i es. ,. , .
_.
xi from 2d Payt., TIME TABLE OP THE EitrLLl
len stated by . JL EMI e IMIII RAILROAD..-Tating Not on
Monday, Nov. U. 1872.
section, the prop. .
, n p an y. Th e pee .. SWUM= I . =mons. • 1 novrrismix
X.
themselves now, . Lilt -
P.
TOWANDA ' 4:00 •
tin the event am BARCLAY JUNCTION 3:50
8:30
7 -. That mat- 0:10 W
.. . ....MONROE
, - 1100113 3:30
2:45
9 'gentlemen '0: 5 0 ' ..• ITEW ALBANY.— 2:25
..2:05
it that peo- 10:20 ' D171311011E "1:30
cr,erltleman A. x. .....-
ti:to 8ERN1GE........ 12:30
P. 14 ,;;'
commit- . B. P. GODDMAN,
'as& in . °mei Passenger Agent:
hitm' the ERIE - RAILWAY. '
. '
„ m i l d 11=1,011 Bin
all
U l .idWINGI }
odesWl 4=lre°
' e
OM ran through on all Trains between 11=rk. Roen.
~..„ ester; Buffalo, Niagara Falls . suspension Bridge,
V - Cleveland, and Cincinnati. .
-
Abstract of Time Table, Adopted Nov. 4,1872.
. ,
WESTWAILD. - -
I tt, STATIONS. I 'to I N° ' 1 3.11 ' 1 N° ` •
, , .a. 1 7st 3.
t, ___..,, i ___,... _ A __ .-
--.14
~ 14. Y. A. Y. I P. X. iK.
' 1
.. _ ...... LO the all. i New york Leave 1 000 .1100 630 _Fix')
Port Jervis. •• " 12 01 340 925 040
Susquehanna . - . 400 i 823 153, 12 50
Great Bend . ' " 8 471 2 171 10 30
Binghamton " 444 -- 9 351. 3001 340
Owego... ...... .. " , 525 10 601 400' - 426
Waverly .. GOO 1133 : 442 503
Elmira " 633 12 30 520 553
Corning .-" 707 -120 658, 617
Painted Post.. . .---. . " .. 125 I
Rodwater.......arrive. 10 . 37 . - 10 321 10 32
Efornellaville.... " 830 ' 2 50,137231.- ..
........
not, want .a cheap representative. ,' If Buffalo , -X i ; .... " 1205 1 3161 1116) / 2.45
Niagara V ... " 12 55 060. 12 30 435
1- +0 have -men perfectly lion- susp'nsion Bridge .. 1 100 1 10 001 12 33 4 48'
- ' , qv them a sutra- Clifton " 1.031 10 051 12 40 445
Dunkirk IPS 160, 800 116 lib
-. 'n in- Cleveland
~ "
1 453 .. .. , 6351 ... '7OO 7 8
00
no:taros:Ai 1 8 00; 00
ir. x„i v. It. A. at. a. Y.
Thir4TNEQUA ..
(tiACltidecifeom 2d Pave). •
'where, as has been stated birthese
representing that section, the people
do not desire his company. The peo-
ple can take care of themselves now,
and they , can do that in the event
they need a new County. That mat
ter should be left to the gentlemen
on, this floor who `
represent that peo
ple, and the wrong the gentleman
from Union [Mr. Wolfe] is commit
ting, is , that he is palling himself in
yo things that do not concern him. -
• We eome.here 'to represent the
people of our districts,and we should
be listened to by gentlemen from
other districts when we 'have any
legislation concerning our own im
mediate locality. It is just such
species of'legislation that is here pro
posed that damns the Legislature in
the ey's of the people. •
qr. WOLFE. I would like to ask
the gentlemen if he refers to the ap
' 'propriation bill ?
Mr. HANCOCK. < I apply it in a
{.:. , neral way and hav4arot prtiett
-I,rized any bill.. . Ag to the apprO
:;lation bill, I will that I am in
favor of the one thousand five hun
dred dollar clatise—my people do
not want.a cheap. representative. , If
\ want to have men perfectly bon-
Nt, we had better pay them a suffi
cient sum, than compel them to in
troduce damning - hills which are not
asked for by the representatives of
the ',district 'to be affected: In re=
garti to such bills, I say We are
bound not to be influenced by any
other mode than thErrepresentafives
of the gentlemen whose people.,, are
concerned. When we adopt any_
other course we lose the dignity
which we as representatives should
possess. The positiOn of a Repre.
sentative-is an honorable one and we
E•brad strive to keep it so.
Mr. BROCKWAY. Ildesire to ask
a question, • I ,
Mr. HA.NCOCR. - No;_ sir ; the
gentleman's speech is upon record,
ancF will read it fol. my own re
frcsbment. It is written there in
letters of gold, and if I were the gen
tleman I- would endeavor' to have it
expunged frodi the Journal. He' can'
show no reasons which should over
ride the members from this district.
if we are not to listen to these gen
tlemi-n, to whom, under the high
canopy of heaven, are we_to pay at
tention in the matter of t the wants of
. theii constituency ? •. I say I am sur
prised. at the spirit that is being
evinced here to-V, in iproposirig to
disregard entirely the wishes and the
arguments of the gentlemen repro
78enting the district that is being
lopped off these several counties. I
cannot for the life of me understand
' why the gentlemen will vote for this
bill. I hope it will be voted, down,
so that there shall not be attached to
this body the stigma-that must ine
vitably follow its passage.
How."—After a great snow.
storm' a.little fellow begin to shovel
a path through a large snow bank
before his grandfather's door. He
had nothing but a small shekel to
work with. •
"How do you expect to get through'
that drift?" asked a man passing
_ along.
'By keeping at it," said the boy
cheerfully. "That's how."
That is the secret of mastering al
.
• most every
,dfticulty under .the sun.
If a hard.task isbefore you, stjk to
it. Do not keep thinking how large
or how hard it is; but go at it, and
little by little it will grow smaller un
tilit is done.
If a hard ,Icsson is to be learned,
do not Slielici a moment in. fretting;
,
do notiorie oreath in saying "I can't"
dqu't see how;" but go at it,
. and keep-at itstudy. That is the
only fmiy to conquer it. •
• , 'lf a fault is to be cured, or a bad
habit broken up,' it can not be done
by lardy being sorry, or only crying
:a little. You Must keep fighting un
til it is got rid of.
. W f briK NO CURSE.—Work in itself
was not the curse of man, for there
was work before the fall, and there
shall be work after the restoration;
there was work in - Eden, and there
- shall bQ work in heaven. Work in
itselfe is the essential condition of
man's growth and happiness. It - is
honorable and blesed. But. work
that has become toil,—and employ
ment that has become" Pain-4abor
• iliat is excessive and fruitless, lead
ing to disapointment and sorrow
alike whether it succeeds or fails—
this is the sign and seal of man's de
gradation, • the consequence of his
fall. In bringing
. upon mankind .
. this heavy ...sentence - of toil, God
mingled mercy with judgment. He
designed the curse to be more reme
dial than penal. Toil 'was meant to
.be, for a being who could not stand
alone in his helplessness, the trellis
along. which he was to be trained and
discipline to bring forth the peaceful
TruitOif righteousness. , •
hr. TEMPF.r..7-A single person of
sour, sullen temper—what a dreadful
thing it is to have such a oue in a
house ! There is not myrrh and
aloes and chloride of lime enough in
the world to disinfect a single home
of such a nuisance as that ; no rich
es, no elegance of mien, no beauty of
fa/ce can ever screen such persons
from utter vulgarity. There is one
thing which rising persons hate the
i'eputation of more than all others,
and that is vulgarity ; but, trust me,
ill-temper is the vulgarest thing that
the lowest born and illest bred can
bring to his home. It - is one of the
worst forms of impiety. '
WE INSURE ALL KINDS OF
PROPERTY
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY
FIREE - AND LIGHTNING
We represent:over Fifty Wious Capital
Old English and Home Compaties
PFE INSURANCE
TS THE OLDEST AZ , ID LARGEST STOCK &ND
MrITAL • COMPANTE IN THE
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Iroiu or.e day to one year,
• .NOBLE b VINCENT
I, Feb:, 19, 1873, .
MIN
VOTICE—J. A. RECORD, of Towan
da. has just 'received the Agency of the Water
town Fire Insuradce Company. of Watertown.
N. 1., which is a first-class Company in all
respects. . with • cash asserts of 425.000.
is confined by its character to Farm Property
and Dwelling Haase Miskitt 18 therefore perfectly
'safe. Pays all loss or damage of tearing to pieces,
c. "Kilter rite entmeis or not. Also pays for live stock
Ward by lightning in the barns or •s p tharge on the
pc , •ouses. Yon can save money by s ing Mr. Eve
or.l before insuring elsewhere. Call and Ret ' •
colar or send for one. •.. A. lIECOILD,
ot.'s t 1 41. -Ans
VAIMI FOR SALE; ,OR
In. North -Rome, atointag lands of ..Toaepli
Koe,loy atei43. C. Maim. Terms 'easy. Enquiie of
1. P. ISOWLES.
14-4
qszat 2 7 , I:,m-zft".
UNITED. STATES
ADDITIOXAL L 00.14, TRAINS WESTWARD.
5:00 a.m.. except Sundays, from Owego. Stopping
at Tioga 5:27, Smithboro 5:55, Barton eat Waverly
7:00, Chemimg 7:38, Wellsbtvg 8:05, Elmira 8:40,
Big Flats 10:20, Corning 11:30, Painted Poet 11.46,
Addison '12:58 p.m., Bathbeneville 1:27, Cameron
Mills 1:52, 'Cameron 2:15, Adrian 3:10, Canisteo
3:40, arriving at Hornellerille at 4:00 p.m.
5:15 a.m.:, except Sundays, from Susquehanna,.
Stopping at Great Bend 518, Kirkwood 502.
Bing
hamton 6:12, Hooper 645, Union 6:45, Csanpe
7:03, Owego 7:20, Tioga 7:40. Smithboro . 8:00, Bar.
ton 8:08, Waverly. 8:27.; Chemung 8:40, Wellsburg
8:55, Southport 9:11. Elmira 9:18, Big Plats- 9:50,
Corning 10:17, Painted Post 10:24, Addison 10:53,
Rathboneville 11:10, Cameron Mills 11:31, Cameron
11:40, Adrian 18:00, Cinisteo 12:13, and • arriving at
Hornelkv - .ille at 12:22 p.m.
6:00 a m.. daily, train Susquehanna. Stopping at
Great Bend 6:20, Kirkwood 6:48, Binghamton 7:18,
Hooper 17:43, Union 17:53, Campville 18:15, Owego
0 : 30, 'Flogs 19:01, Smlthboro 19:15, Barton 19:25,
Waverly 10:00, Chemung 110:15, 'Wellsburg 10:35,
Elmira 11:00, Big Flats 11:40, Corning. 12;12 p.m.,
Painted Post 112:15, Addison 12:45, Rathbopeville
11:00, Cameron Mills 11:15, Cameron 1:27. Adrian
11:50, Canisteo 2:02, and arriving at Hornellemille at
2:15 p.m.
1:10 p.m., except Sundays. fromlitisquehanna.
Stopping tt 'Great Bend 1:57. Kirkwood 2:30, Bing
hamton 9:12, Hooper 4:18, Union 4:52, Cempville
5:30, and erriving at Owego at 6:05 p.m.
1:15 p.m„ except Sundays. from Elmira. Stopping
at Big Flats 1:39, Corning 2:00, Painted Post 2:06,
and thence, via Avon, to Buffalo, arriving at 8:57 pm.
.2:30 p.m., except Sundays , from Binghamton.
Slopping at Hooper 2:43, Union 2:50, Campville 3:05,
Owego 3:18, Tisga 3:3s)l3mithboro 3:45, Barton 3:52,
Waverly 4:08, Chemnng 4:20, Wellsburg 4:32, South
portElmira Big Flats Corning 5:35,
Painted Post 5:42, Addison 6:02, Rathbonevillc 6:15,
Carderon Mills 6:27, Cameron 6:35, Adria 6:55, Can
isteO 7:07, and arriving at Hornellsville 7:15 p.m.
EASTWAIID.
--- r
1 STATIONS. , 1 No. No. 1 No. No. '
—_—
) • 'li
— e • 4. 1 8. t 2.
--,--- I -- --
T. M. 1.. 24.'1.. X. A. M.
I I
Cinbinnati .....Leave 945 645
Clland . 515 900, .. •
Dn kirk. " 110 ..._ 1 10001
C • on 130' i3OI 965' 715
Su 'nsion Bridge " 1 401 540 1 10 051 740
Nit4rara Falls—. " 1 451 645 10 121 780
Buffalo " 230 620 1125` 800
110nellscille .... " 8 615 10 10 -3 05 ' 11 00
Boaester 400 530 1 800
Coining.... -.... " 725 11 38 482' 1218
Eitel= 803 12 15 5 18 1 . 42 47
Waverly. 840 12 60 5 49i . 120
Owego „ 925 I'3o 628 156
Binghamton,,... " 10 10 215 711 238
Oreat Bend... .. . " 2 41! 7 401 302
Snaquebanna ..„ " 10 58 300; 810 ; '3 35
Port Jervis Arrive 252 6 50, 11 55, 645
Middletown....., " 353 7 45; 12 42.......
alien " .
Ne burgh ..... .1 " ... . 41 40 ~.,. , 833
Pa croon iio i 1000 l 2.iil 854
,Nerark ' , " 700 201, 515
de sey City 633 11 38; 3101 925
Ne • Y0rk....... " 700 1100; 3 301 940
• . M. W. -P. M.' P. K.
DITIONAL LOCAL TRAMS EASTWARD
il:00 a.tr.. except Sundays from Horne Wrens.
Stopping atCanlsteo 5:22, Adrian 5:47, Caineron6:so,
Cataeron Mills 7:00, Eathboneville 7:30, Addison
8:25, Painted Post 9:15, Corning 10:00, Big Flats
10:42, Elmira 11:30 a.m., Southport 12:05; Wellsburg
1:1p, Chemunrc 1:50, Waverly 2:30, Barton 3:08,
Smithboro 3:25, Tioga :345, and arriving at Owego
-at 4:10 p.m.
1 : . , 55 a.m. daily from Hornell/mill. Stopping at
Ca ero 7:45, Addison 8;49, Corning 9;47, Elmira
11,03, Waverly 12;42, p.m., Smithboto 1:40, Tioga
2":00, Owego 2:30, Campville 3;03, Union 3;38, Bing
haintoa 4;12, Kirkwood 4;57. Great Bend 6;22, and
arriving at Susquehanna at 6;00 p.m.
7;00 a.m„ except Sundays from -Hornelliville.-
Stoppin at Canisteo 7;13, Adrian 7;25, Cameron
,7.4,2, Cameron 7;42, Cameron 'Attila 7;48, Bathbone
vino 8;05, Addison 8;19, Painted Post 8;30, Corning
8;33, Big Flats 8;49, Elmira 9;08, Southport 9;15,
in
W llsbnrg 9:30. Chemutuf 9;45 , Waverly 10:00, Bar.
to 10;15, Smithboro 10;23, Tioga 10;35, Owego 10 ;48
Ca pville 11;05, tinlen 11;20, Hooper 11;30, and
arriving at Binghamton 11;40 a.m.
7:00 a.m.. except Sundays. from Owego. Stopping
at Campville 737. Union 8:28, Hooper 8:41. Bing
hainton 9:10, Kirkwood 10:30, Great Ben/111:15; and
artiving at Susquehanna at 11:55 ain.
:55 p.rn., except Sundays, from Iforr.elluville,
Stepping at Canisteo 2:09, Adrian 2:20. Cameron
2:45, Cameron Mills 2:51, Itathboneville 8:07. Addl.
soh 3:25, Painted Post 3:53. Corning 4:35, Big Flats
4:29 Elmira 4 : 56. Southport 5:12 Wellsburg 5;30, Che
mting 5:48, Waverly 6:05. 'Tioga 6:50, Owego 7:05,
Campville 7:32. tnion 7:52, Hooper 7:59, Bingham
toh 8:20, Kirkwood 8:45, Great Bend 9:02, and /w
-riting at Susquehanna at 9:22 p.m.
:58 p.m., except Sundays, from Painted Post.
rrt
/3 ping at Corning 2:05; Big Flats 2:20, and minty
in at Elmira at 2:40 p.m.
•
Da.
, Mond ily ays excepted, between Hornellaville and
' P Jervis,
1 Stop Sundays only:
Throngh Ticket's to all points West at the
very Lowest Estes, for sale in the Cowpony's office
at the Waverly Depot.
(This is the only authorized Agency of tho Erie
ItailwaY Company for the sale of Western Tickets in
Waverly.
113a0age will be checked only on Tickets purchased
at the Company's office.
L. D. nrcs.nt,
Gen'l Rind.
pA. & N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO
ABRANOMMT OF PAFSMIEII TRAM
To take effect Monday. Icor. 11. 1872.
=
PRINCIPAL
0.1 NO. / 4 ;0.
33. 9. - 1 7.ISTATIONS
PM PM I Alkt
245116 ! 910
.... ..Elmira :12 451 6 13: 9
320: 1 25 1 915' ' Waverly '1157 . 541, 9
3 351 1 34 1 9 ao, Athens 11 45 5 31: 8
4 20 1 2 05110 10' Towanda.... 11 05 4 581 8
5201 X llO5. Wyalnsing.... 10 05 17
545 3 051 11 28: .....Lacerrille 943 4 051 6
611 11l 49 .... Meshoppen... 920 i, 6
620 ;1156:Mehoopany... 913 ~ 6
G 54, 3 50,12 45, .Tankhannoci.,. 8401 3 2 4 .6
800 ii 42. 150 --Pittston.— 725 252 4
8251 54 , 01 2 151....Wi1kes Barre— 7001 215 4
...., 7'30; 435 ! —Minch Chtmk.. .....11451 1
r at! 8 28 , 550 Allentown.... ; • se 1047 , 12
8 401 6 051 .Bethlehem .... 10 3012
9 151 6 351 Easton 110 .05 ,
11 35
. .
t 1
10 301 I 8 20 Philadelphia.
rst 19 40 1 New York.... 7 00 1 900
I I .... . ',
I i p m ,
AY .IL,III
No. 34 leaves Towanda at 7 10 a. tn.; Athena, 7 50
a. in.; Waverly, 5 - 05 a. in., arriving at Elmira-at
9 00 a. Y.
31 leaves Elmira at 530 p. m. • Waverly'. at
615 p. Athens, at 630 p. m., arriving at To
wanda at 715 Y. N.
•
Drawing Boom Cars attached to Trains 2 and c 9
run through from Elmira to Philadelphia.
B. A. PACKER,
- Superintendent.
NEW . ROUTE TO PRTLADEL
PHIA.
NORTH PENNSYLVANLi RAILROAD
Shortest and most direct line to Philadeiphis: Bal.
timore. Washington. and the South.
Passengers by this route • take lennsylvania k
New Tort Railroad train. passing Towanda at 10:t0
A.M.. and 2:05 p. m.. make close connection at Be
thlehem with Express train of North Penn'a
road. and arrive la Philadelphia at 8:20 P. M., and
10:80 p.m., in time to take night trains either for
the Borith or West. Palace ears are attached to the
-2:05 P.M. train.
City passenger ears are -at the Depot on arrival of
all trews cone passenger a to the various Depots
and to all parted the city.
Leave North Penes Railroad Depot, corner Berke
and American 8. Philadolphia, at 8:30 & 9:45 LM.,
arriving at Towanda 4:57 & 8:05 P.M., mains evening
litan'a Baggage Expre4 (*Recta and delivers bag
gage, aloe N0._105 - Ront tlith street. Philadelphia.
Freight received at Front ana Noble streeti,
delphia, and forwarded by Daily Put Preight fan
to Towanda. and all points In fine liana valley
with gni& dispatch. ELLIS %AIME,
Gen. Agt. N.P. B.A. Front and Willow Sta.
Jut v_. 3,1672. Philadelphia.
AllOOK -BINDERY.-THE PUB
JLP
llc is respsclitilly informed that the Boot-Bin
dery has been reed to the "Reporter" Building,
third story. where will be done
BOOX-SIFDIN , O!
In ' al its swims branches. en terms ureasonabie as
"the times" will allow. The Bindery will,be tinder
the charge of
it. C. warresEi.
An experienced Binder, and all workwillbe pre levity
done in a .tile and manner which cannot be excelled.
MIMIC. Magazines. Sewepapera,Old Books. &c., binned
In every variety of style.' Particau attention will be
raid to the Biding and Binding of
MASK BOOKS,
To g) deemed pattern. which in quellty and durs.
MID , - rill be warranted.• .
Ali work will be ready for delivery when pro:ahead
Tbe patronage of the public in solicited , and per
fect aaiiataetion guaranteed.
Towanda, August 2, ltk2S—tr.
TWANDI
Marble Works.'
Ban just received the largest. esiorteumt of
Ix A. .12, 33 1.1
!ter Winded in this station. to which they
Invite the attention of the !oldie.
They keep on hand orlornish to order
TOMB STONES, MANTLES, &a,
Persons in want of anything In oar line •are r♦
spectrally invited to call and examine oar stock. -
Towanda, May 1, 1871
LADIES FRIEND
1871, is reported under oath hi:,
of Sewing blachine PitentA, Min* that the
More Sowing Machines than were
sold by any other company during the same period.
NEW GOODS
JOHN N. ABBOTS. ,
Genet Palmer Age
Er=
EMIR
MEI
10
0
2 7 WATER,-PROOF CLOTHS AND CLOANINtiS,
20
5'
j 830 . 745
Xhiadlwum
CMII
mccABE & SON
AMERICA AND ITALIAN -
MONUMENTS, -
Of every stria
AT THE LOWEST TERMS.
McCABE .Br, SON.
the sales of Sewing Machines in
r=l. 0 k i. l ‘4WilaN =A
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
SOLD LAST YEAH 181,260 MAOSTNES,
Ninety per ant, of them being
FOR 'FAMILY' USE.
This is over 50,000
Every Macbide sold by
WICKHAM. & BLACK
GEN r.r.AL ezt-rd,
TOWANDA, PA.,
Aug. 14. 1672
CM
B. A. Pettee& Co.'s
OPPOSTTE THE COURT HOLTZ,
Cona!sting of a general line of
STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
12i3E1
SHAWLS,
NIIBIAS,
GLOVES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMMi
VELVETS AND V VF:TEENS
ALSO
HAIR- GOODS FOR LADIES,
ESEIMI
LINEN SWITCHES, BRAIDS AND COILS
Of all the Latest Styles
kILLLIERY GOODS IN ALL -VAIIIE
Torig22.. s' 8, 1872.
NEW STEAM FLOURING Dmrx,
Ln SEIESILEQUIN, PA
The enbacrib desires to Ore notice that his nev
STEAM FLOURING MILL
Is now In successful operation. and that ha 11 pro
pared to do all work in his line on short notice.
OESTOM OEtOIDECG DONE ONIMIE SAXE D
1 , 4pai4iv444:4-I,Bl:+rixsi
Wheat, Backerheal and Bye Flour, Corn Meal,
Feed. Bran, kr., always on hand and for axle at
lowest rates. _
PARTICULAR NOTICCIL—Yersons Ilvinge on the'
wort ride of the river drafting to patronise ray mill.
will have their farms paid both ire" when they
bring grist. ,f ton bushels and ftrwards.
apLefl t ., -F. 8. AYER&
A000 . : - AGENTS WANTED at once
LP for onr New Book. the We of the Great Ex
plorer,
, 7 • LIWNGSTOI3E.
A thrilling account of what he has experienced and
accomplished during twentreight years in the wilds
of 'Africa, and - of his . resurrection from a living
deathby STAXLEY. with particulars of Ins perilous
trip search ot, and long sojourn with the aged
discoverer, etc., etc. ~600 pages. only SI 50. Uni
versally mated. For tall description and erms
address at once
NOBBAZID BBOS, Publialuus.
- Phila. or liCistod
6.11 . 7217
13WDEigaciRgPs HIVIN G
Padosed *Meets Mini Mir -
Tabs !nada X./PATO:Be 00. Is am Prallund
M oar lo tie dams et Briabsd osuid7 and viola.
.41% s Inas sad wad Waded Meek of
GROCERIES;
.1.
that I am ..n at u low Agunaa as askw garobased
amber& I now afar to the public a splerldstat
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
arenas.
AEON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO
1 keep - oonstiatty ea hand, OHS. BA3IB, LARD, and
all kinds of MBE. Would call the atteatlon of the
public to our Can't Ba Beat
la quality or price. Jour Oaklora Celebrated Lana
dry. N.w York Chemical and Brown Soap
nom call sad examios are stock of
Lary . 4
assortment of YANKEE T0 , m4;18, TOUXI
'SOAPS, he., ice: I wiri pq the hleluseteeett price ter
Partners, give us a call before selling elsewhere
MI persons Indebted to the Ito Arm wilipleue call
+Lad mate immediate paymmat.
Towanda, Mardi, 12, 1867
M . J. LONG.
1872, to 4 . 19 owncie
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
FLOUR, FEED, MEIL, &c.,
MR. MAIN AND BIIIDGE STS.,
I desire to call the attention of the public to my
assortment of goods, which is always full and com
plete, and will be sold to nay customers at lowest
market rates.
My stock of
Have been purchased since the late reduction in the
tariff-on them, and are offered at prices to cor
respond.
Orders by mail or otherwise will aceive mrela
ar.3 prompt attention.
IS.WAIIILAITIT.D
Thankti3g the public for the Liberal patronage
they havo given' me. I wish a continuance of the
same.
CASIT PAID VOA COUNTRY PRODUCE.
fcb.2o'7l
GROCERY AND PROVISION
MoCARE & EDIVARbS,
FAMILY GROCERIES
HOSIERY,
MERCER NEW BLOCS, ' TOWSNDA, PA.
We do not deem it necessary to enumerate all the
diferent articles we keep. Our assortment in
FIRST -,CLASS GOODS.
Ouh paid for Parraera
Much 1, 1870
VOX s, 31ERCUR
ing afresh stock of Goodi
Adore the Ist January, to will
lention of their friends. We a,
in town. Our goods are trash and dealiable. We
sell at lowest market prices.
-Jan. 19. 1s n. •
•
VRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
A: ence the recent decline in price, and &ening
cheap at retail. FOX & MISCUE.
Jan. 19.1871.•
IM
FOX & .MERCUR are selling Gro
oengea at retail. Jan. 19. 1871.
VOX & METICUR are selling New
arid Fresh Goods. Jan, 19,18'i
'PDX & MERCUR are selling Gro
_a: cerles cheap. Jan. 19, 1971.
VOX 43: MERCUB. are selsig first
-1: class Gooda only. Jan. , 1671.
PDX & MERCUR are selling
cheaper than ever. Jan. 19. 1871.
R"
3113 ER that we are selling
Goods st
RETAIL!
•
And that we won't be undersold.
Jan. 19, 1871. FOX a inzactra.
MICHIGAN FINE - CUT TOBAC
CO—very choice—at
Jan. 19.1871. - ?OX k—MEHOUB'S.
- Nvx & 3IERCUR do not deal in
Shoddy Goods. Jan. 19., 1371.
n ITR CITSTOUERV e ,reIy upon
V getting the Ivry best tkie et affords and #
lowest prices. ' T.. 11•01.
Towanda, Jan. 1971., KO UT bliliCtiTt.
RrlrrigTlEß THAT FOX:k, USER
CUs ere retailing all kLods of Groceries tt
wholeasleprices. The largest stock in town. Goods
first class. Prices low. E. T. FOX.
Sept. 29.10. HE INEXECITS.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
GRAIN, BluxEß AND EGGS,
B. IL PATCCH,
. spzaEs, ko:
,Have an hand • large stock of
4DrE DO.. DITOBVMDI2 DO.
STOCK OF TOBACCO;
VINO wag: ; Al
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
C. B. PATCH
WOOD, WILLOW, AND STONE WARE,
PATTO:si'S BLOC'S
TOWANDA, PA
COFFEES,
TEAS,
AND
SPICES,
STORE,
Mholeatle and Retail Doalnrs In
t.ND
PROVISIONS,
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We sell nothing but
'Eir CASE. PAID FOR
BY
GEORGE 83IITH,
wyeAtanoso, PA.
April lf, IV,
H IRA*TAILOt ..,
iitsigo*pr.
Opposite Public Elqnsis,
*cep always on hand a `ae ort-
CLOTHS,
CMIMM2I
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Li all the latest styles,
HATS CAPS AND UMBRELLAS,
Furnishing
.13-9 cods
CUTTING,
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
6 6 MAIN STREET,
THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX.
. .
1 •
. _ .
To contemplate , thai "
man is msde capable of }
fathoming the depth of the mighty ocean and mesa•
raring the distance to tie most diftint star. and Ts
were about to issi,capable of weighing the solid ctisk•
tents of the sun. .d.nd it is wonderfully strange that
this firm of Brothers hive made themselves so con
versant with every branch of the great and bailor
tint Clothing and Furnishing trade that It makes. it
unquestionably the place for every one to buy,
Here you will feud Clothes extreinelY
File upon pile, heap upon Leap;
Of every grade, texture, and hue.
For White or Black, Gentile or Jew.
0. B. TATCIL
Allnay at once, We will go there,
For they do business on the square:"
Their Clothes are good, and prices inst.
They pay for all, and give no, trust.
All that want Clothes should go and 800
Those prices, styles, and quantity;
Rats. Carty, or Clothes, thin or thick.
. - Umbrellas or a Walking Stick.
litty your liumbthing Goods of them;
Buy all yoar Clothing of them;
. Buy of this firm, buy of no others, •
For reasons why, it is WOLFF 13110111.Ellat.
Towanda, Oct. 1,.1872.
EW NERCHANT TAILORING
JOHN L. MoMAHON
Ilia 'removed. to the building formerly ocenpied by
W.T. Davies, Esq..
Aid is now peepared to famish the poople of thin
sicitaty with eirerTihlno, In the line of '
CL 0 S
(MING DOSE AND CLOTHES MADE EP
PERFECT FITS GUARANTEED
M. J. wsd.
- 2.13 , stock of Cloths has been selected from the
best in the market, and I feet confident yin give
satisfaction.
Towanda, Jan. 30, 1873
WE CLAIM FOR
PERFECTED SPECTACLES
The undermentioned advantages over.those in ordi
nary use, - the proof of which may bo seen in the
extraordinary sales, and constantly increasing de
mand for them: ,
lst. That from the peculiar construction of the
glasses they assist and preserve the sight, render
ing frequent changes unnecesaary. .
21. That they confer a brilliancy and - distinctness
of vision, with an amount of ease and comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers.
„W. That the material from which the Lenses are
ground. is manufactured specially for optic purpos
e* and is pure, bard, and brilliant, ithd not liable
to become scratched.
4th. That the frame in which they are set. wheth
er in Gold. Silver, or Steel, are of the finest quality
and finish and guaranteed perfect in every respect.
For sale only by our outhorized agent a in this local
ity. We revel' supply or employ peddlers.
TV A. Chamberlin,
Sole Agent,
Towanda, Ps.
N0v.20,1672
A J. NOBLE 4: -CO.,
. .
•
RE A: MST..A. I IIII
LOAN AGENTS,
iiays FOR sus. OF Eta t TERMS
4
SEVERAL DWELLINGS,
Situated convenient to business
portion of town.
Office with
g. NOBLE & VINCENT,
- Insurance Agents.
Towands, Nov. 27, 1872.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
4 -
4 SAIL EVERT SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to and from any Railway SW
l:onar Seaport in Great Britain, Ireland. Norway,
Eweden, Denmark. Germany, Pnnce. HoWind, Be!.;
Ann, and the tinned States.
- Cabin fare from New York to' London, Liverpool.
know, and Derry. $65 and 175.
EXCURSION TICKETS 1120,
Intermediate::: .$35 I Steerage..
- - .All payable In Currency.
Curies sendingficr their Mends In the Old Coats
try can puiehase tl , lroty at seduced prices,
For forther particulars apply to Mammas Haws.
7 Bowling Green, N.Y., or EL H. Emus:. Central
Express Office. Towanda, Pa., or N.ll. Barra, Jr.,
First rational Bank of Towanda. pec.lB'72
=I
Pte'
ment . of -
AND COAITNCiti
- GENTS'
In great variety.
DONE ONAHORT
NOTICE.
TOWANDA, PA.•
ESTABLISHMENT
g
OPPOSITE MEECUIII BLOCK. :1
l'or Gentlemen ant Doss' IT'car
- ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. and
J. L. McIIAHON
LAZARUS & MORRIS'
CFT FIIRITED
AYD LYE GLASSE.9,
3TER.—A - supply of Fresh
nail fluter for ask by W. A../10=
0c1.9.12.
S . WOODFORD,
NEW YORK BOOT ) ANDSHOE
- STCIRE, •
So. 3, ravioli a ontrrrrns BLOCE.BUIDOiI St
00
Is receiving one o
2
the largest and
best stock of B ft - SHOES ever
brought in Tow da, which he is
offering at' the very lowest prices, for
Cash, consisting of GErrs CA.Lr,'Ku ,
& Sroos,' , Boys CALF 800r5,., Lamm,
MiroasaA' MA CIIILDREN'S Shoes of all
kinds,- all bought (Bred from the
Manufacturers, and hand made, all
-goods Warranted.. A FULL STOCK or
LEA ITthi AND Franncoa,„
Thankful for past lavors,-I solicit
a continuance of the same.
•
Towanda. Kay. 1.1872. •
111
NEW cARRIMIE FACTORY I
Opposite the new Jail,
TOWANDA, PENNW
HENRY STULEN
Itespectintly announce to his Mends and patrons,
that be has built
TIEW BRICK CARD.IA
where he will constantly keep on hand a fall anon
meat of
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS;
TIIOTTENG StILKYS, LSD SKELETONS,
Made of tho best material and finished in the best
city style, ilia long experience in city Carriage
Factories give* him a detided advantage over 9tlfera
in the :
Finish, le and .Durapilit
of Ws Wagons. Ail they &aka to an •--
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
previous to purchasing elsewhen
ALL WORK WARRANTED io Girt PERFECT
Thankful for the liberal tatr.:natre formerly ez.
tended and reepeetfolly aek I :one:mute* of the
came.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Terrands,Jan. 8. 1212.—tf
FYUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP.
The undersignedhaving purchased the Foundry
and Machine Shop lately owned by John Carman,
are prepared to do all kinds of work appertaining to
their business, with promptness and dispatch.
MILL GEARINGS, •
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
MAN DRI.LLS„
dna all kinds of
MILL IRONS
ENGD;'ES REPAIRED,
And all work warranted to give satisfaction
SHINGLE MACHINES
Of the latest and most improved Mods manufactured
and kept constantly on hand ready for use.
SIDE HILL, mos AND WOODEN-BEAMS
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH POTNTS
Of all kinds, and the Latest improvements kept
constantly on_hands
CHURN POWERS,
LARGE AND SMALL SIZE. ,
STOVE CASTIINGS
STYD AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LAEGE IRON KETTLES
And all kinds of outings tarnished to '
March 90,1870. MEANS & ROCKWELL.
CENTRAL MARKET.
The subscribers still continue to keep constantly
on hands full and complete assortment of every.
thing pertaining to their business, consisting wan
ly ot
RIMM - anarIW .I MMWMIM
MUTTON, BEEF. LAMB,
VEAL, POULTRY,
SAUSAGE, LARD.
BOLOGNA. DRIED BEEF,
TALLOW. Ac., Ac.
,
FRESH FROM THE L A IMS.
ors - rEpa RECEIVED DastLy
Parties wishing Oysters in large.-or small quanti
ties will be furnished on short notice, at the old
stand. Cierrnar. falafutsr, Ifontanye's Block, first
door north of Dr. Porters.
Cita& 0 ICzrzrx, ji KELLEII k SIULL(XfIC.
Viso. Mvuocz.
Feb. 24, 1870-tt
BLOOD du CO.,
Still continue o nainafactu:re their' celebrated
•
M M
and will'aell a better =Chino; for less money than
can be bad elsewhere in the world. We clalai for
our madams that they win do as much, or more.
than any other, and are More dumbly built. We
personally superintend our work and see that it is
well down. We will send
01 ma machines. an application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
ose a row Ron* WIRIZNIZE SEPIMITORL
T/lILLT/M/2 and CLEANERS,
FANNING MILLS,
SAW AND GRIST MILL work done to miler.
Give us a call before parchaainrelielitero.
'Pa `:00 aIIaRMIEL BSNWILY
"00, aooqa
♦ng. 2. 1869.
A2 mcrs QIJICE.I Or you will
u choice of territory. (there lie arm for it),
on 140 '8 last arid great writ.
Oa MY JOIIY 1
s sEcarr.
-$3O
It in by odditho most taking and saleable book in
the field. 1. It is on a vitally important subject.
2. It is by America's most pbpular miter on health.
S. It is, for the price, the largest and handsomest
book ecer sold by subscription. Agents, the people
are eager for such a book, and will urge you to bring
it to them.' Write for terms, kc.. tree. , ,
GEORGE NACLE&N, Publisher,
5ep.11'7247 733 Sans= Street, Phila.
' -
AT THE;
E FACTORY,
kATISPACTIOY.
rriurfht prSoes
=BY EaIII..MI
.IA.DE TO ORDED..
PLOUGHS,
Of all kinds.
A.~'iD
CXLLAE GRATES,
SUGAR CUBED HAUS. ;
In their seas9n
F)MTP:rIM
tiayst.
OUR DIGESTION,
12211E=21
. _
TCriVANPA PLANING HILL,
SAM BU DA; ADD
DOOR .FACTORY:
r •
The, aubaciibers havingpurchased
tbs :Ain KM icatairli °woolly C. Cask
Co., WI haring thcootighly repaired the same, are
now prepared to do
PLANING,
.
1 •
• • MATCHING,
RESAWING, &c.
And to mintificture
MOULDINGS
BALLUSTERS, &c.,
In the best manner and on reasonable terms.
Persons from •distance can hare their 'amber
dressed to take back with them the same day.
A large 'docket
SZABO4ED LUMBER ALWAYS ON ELAND.
gAt3ll, BLINDS, DOO.llB, WOULpINGS,
.STAIR
BiLLUST*ItB,. BIDIIQG, FLOORDIG, kc..
•
[
In i.e; errrthing in MN line, all of which will be
5013 thesp forppl .
I •
We also pa Gash for Limber. For further infor
mation enquire at re• Furniture Store on Main
newt, or at the F.+_: y <,. 1 Charles Street.
Minh 12, 11n3
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
CH A :Vll3_lErt,l4lN
— . rs —,l
READ QUA R : T.E 11S
Fur anything hi the,fine
JEWELRY,
siLvEr. AND PLATBD WARE,
CHEAP AND BEST FRENCH CLOCKS,
GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN AND SWISS t
.A_ S .
SPECTACLES,
EYE CI-LASSES
OPERA GLJASSES,
*And a 1001 other things
To;randie.. Dcc. IS, ISI2.
WAGONS? _WAGONS-k_
W AC3-ON S 1
I have on hand a large :assortment of
•
UMBER - AND MGM
VgiT GI- Co IV" ES
WHICH I WILL
SELL CHEAPER'
Than any other establishment in the
country
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
Of every . ..description manufactured
to Order on short notice.
• JAMES BRYANT
T• minas. March' 26, 1S; 5'
VOMETHING-NEW
AV. A. ROCKWELL
pprellai , e,l'a large an.l elegant assortment of
--, 4
J . V9rMIJI=2.I - Y"
GOLD AND SILVER
CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS,
GOLD AND SILVER CIIAM AND
PLATED TEA SETS„ GOBLETS,
Add all the oplendid;goods for
WEDDING AND HOLIDAY PRESMIS,
Spoons and, Forks in seta, Pens, Charms, and in
fact everything to plow, with an endless' variety of
Spectacle' and Clock'.
Haring purchased from the late A. M. Warner's
estate the entire ot of tools and fixtures I am pre
pared to do all kinds of work at the shortest notice
and warranted. Please give me a call and examine
the goods and I will try to giro you entire satisfac
tion.
. W. A. ROOSWI:LL.
Towanda. Oct. 23.1872. ~11
BAKERY AND DINfl ROOM.
First block north orWard Howse
BREAD, PIES; C,A IzrsCRACKERS,
3 •
: _
BATED WAIL Ir.
And sold st Wholsiala and ftstalk
In nor DEMO BOOMS we will accommodate the
public with either a lunch or a good meal at all
timea of du darand evening.
0113TEIHIAND ICE CREAM Ole HAND DURING
TEEM szaso.'
Also f fine assortment of Grocerieo,Confectiatuny i
Frol um ta isr ßato if . I
P34IST At, SONS make the beet
/blentoa Table In the world. - es. •
==ll
DB. O.:PORTE:I;i tt. SON-;-
Ran rsosnliy lidded lugely to theiretock. s full and
ooaiplete essortment. constituting sa
MIS
MGM
®brad many articles nod in the for
mectisio4ce which
l purposes. eseefully selected with rin
to the progresare wants of the pn
_tdic, Z a
constantly sa ftlW with .frub purchases. and
the most reasonable terns at Wholesale or
Bead, Con n siatLog of • ;,
•
• Dacus, linneurss, .CIUM/CAlas
runs; yumeenzo.
.1. 0. FROST do BONS.
lILSGEI
D. W. SCOTT & CO
' , ' Tin , •-•
OLD "_ . DRUG STORE,
ZITABISIODriI =cm ram.
Ctrs!: Main mi l d PUts
ALCOHOL AND ITCRPENTINA
sacs ium-r, VAILVIEM:
And ill kinds of Brushes,
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL,
Earning Flo.tat.
LAMPS, WADES, IRIgILS, CHLIFEYS,
Sperm. Lard, *hale. Neat& Fc;ot,
TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS,
Pant and Toilet Articles in allthetelarieti f
sPoNap, Barsnms, SW'S . ; Cip - IDS,
Pomades. ljalr-Dyes, Perqunery,
POCKET BOOKS, PORT MONA'S,
Pocktt Sank Nazon,
TOOT/I, SIMI AND ILLTEI PREPARATIONS,
PURE 191 E 9 AND LIQUORS,
Tor MedlcXnBl
Timsec°, pNuri, Pwa
Garden. Meld and Flower See* Trtiasee n Snp
poirters,thispeneovies, Shoulder. Braces, Breast
Pruxipt, Teething Rings, Bruiting Bottles,
Nippleis, Nipple SLolls and Shields, Syringes,
BedPaits, Self-Sealing FrnitJars, Ther•
_ rnottietersi Flavoring Extracts, Stone
_
Jue, 91aea *are. Bottles, Vials, Corks, Bath
Thielyand Stave Blaeljdng, Fish Tackle. Axa
mahlhan. Botanie,Zelectic and Bonscepeth.
- lc hledidnes, and all the pepalar patent
• •
MEDICINE
•
All artlclelsin4anted as
.represented. Persons at
a distance can roCeive.thair orders by stage or :nail,
watch $6 . 111 receive prompt and careful attention.
Waled advice' given gratnitonsly at the office,
- claming only for medicine. _
Sir Thankful for past liberal patronage, would see-
pectfully announce to their friends and the public.that
po_pains ahaU bo ;pared to satisfy, and mer:t the con
tinuation of their confidence and patronage.
4'i Open Sundays for .prescriptions from 9 to 10
sr ,d 12 m. to 1, and to 6 p.m.
• '1 - C.- PORTER A: SON.
Aprß 7 1 r 1872.—yr. -
- • •
THE WORLD'S • • •••
Primly Vegetable and free from Aleohcl.
IY,R. I'. LORIILI R'S
• JUNLPFIi, TAR - -) •
• •
713 i..rr•rr m.-R,,s 7
• _
• . A CLIITAI'S - CURE FOR - -
•.• . , .
Seated Cbugh, Incipient Consumption, Colds, Spit
' tins Blood, Intamation of the Longs, Catarrh,
Droop. Whooping Cengh, Asth
ma, Painsin Breast or Side. Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Dizziness,-Luss of Appe
't.te, Fever and Ague. - -
Indigestion, Liver. Complaint,. Diarriadea, and all
• Diseases of the I.,ninn•; Stomach, Liyer,
Sind Kidneys.
. • .
W. H. GREGG k
WIIOLS ALE -DRUOGT - STS, ELMIRA,' N. Y., -
Sole skg'ents, and 'to whom all orders Elimild be
. addressed. Priee,ssl.oo.
Tn2Sece C 4 ireolars for farther informatlaia, 4- .“
"241 • •Sola byldl Druggists.
To WAN D A UST CAL ACADEMY
EDGAR. Ti e SHERWOOD, Pnr:scr.r,.:l—
SrsQU'EHANNA ' COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
TOWAND.k,
Pupils will be received at any time at the Allowing
rates : .
Piano Forte pnpils,.per Tot art e- $l5 00
Including Harmony and N'ocal class, per q'r. 29 00
SLimiF Hats Qt . :inn:nix Li envA:sns, [l —,
• Retiiattionstwice,a.week. ;Co deduction or time
made up." except in case of illness of more thin
one... Week's duration..
This Music School is classified into three depart...,
meats, viz : Preliminary,, Primary and Adanced.
There will be a certificate given at the completion of
each course with the musical standing of the Enpil.
Pupils froin a distance will dud 'accommodations
for board and piano !practice in- the • institution at
very moderate prices,
Shetwood has a pregrce.-; course
te.mprisLnsr the best modern methods, ia,4!.-Ing the
prominent fratmis and appliances of the ..ce po.-
Mar Lyons Masihal Academy, of-which his mther
Rev, L. U. Sherwood, was formerly princi- , il and
proprieter. , •
Mr. Edgar EL Sherwood has 41eridedlaient, Sue
*musical acquirements, and extensive experience - it
teaching.—Editor Id,cheater .31usi4:e
Towanda, May 9.1872.
NE\V PLANING MIILL
The nr.d.yrsigned having built a large and commo
dious Mill in the Borough of Towanda, and filled it
with the moat modern and improved machinery, for
- the manufacture of -
WLNDOIT SASE A.l) ELL*MS,
Are prepared to fill orders, whether large, or small,
apon.the shortest note°. We have . also a large va
riety of SIOULDESGS, of the latest style andpattern,
which we can furnish mach cheaper than they Can be
worked by band.
PL&NECG,
TONG .TTRES . G,
GROOVING:
AND ECTROOL •
. SAWIN(,
And all other work pertaining to Joinery, will he dote
to snit our customers.,
Persons building, and not living more, than twelve
to fourteen miles distant, will find it largelyfor their
Interest to buy of us, or bring their lumber and hare
it worked by our machinery. Bring your grist . of
Flooring, or other 'lumber, and while your:team is
feeding, have it ground out and take it home with
yen.
We will ray CASE( for PINE AND BEE3IIACK
LEILBEB. delivered at our lumbar yard. Come and
see as, or If yon canedral E, write.-
Towanda. Fab.. 11361: P., ROBGEILS,.t CO. •
TO.IOKINS COUNTY
SETTER AND i'LASVR SOW ER,
Thia is an Attachment to that FIT.‘•T CLASS MA
CHEST,
THE TOIIPHINS COUNTY
H P,EL
did ire can recommend Usti tho -
BEST Pr.x3TEr. SOWER lii THE MAREET!
Its advantages over all others are. =lily, bat s«
call special attentort to its a,laptaloi4 to
SO,WINCI FLASTER. LIME, ASIIES, LONE prsT
eAND OpIER FERTILiZERS
The Distributing device. is ko arranged as -to effec
tually crush all lumps . f; thereby ineuring an even
distribution of Plaster. even tvli.n full of hard dry
lumps. IT SOWS EQUALLY WELL
ALL SUDS OF GRAIN AND GR! S SEEDS,
Stich as Wheat, Rye, Oats, Barley; Buekwliest,-Corn
Flax seed, Timothy, Clover and other Grass seeds.
Tie Seeding-Box Ls hung under the axle, near the
ground, emit eau be 1,
USED IN A STRONG (WIND WITHOUT SCAT
TERING THE PLASTER OR SEED, HOWEVER
It is driven by a cam on the wheel, which will'no.
get out of order from use ; as is the case when ifris
en by gears: . .
. .
IT CAN BE SIInTED FROAI BAEZ TO SEEDER,
OR FIIO3I SEEDER TO RAKE, - IN
Viwiem *3R,
PRICES OF SFrbER :AND RARE
Seeder, alone, or cemp!ete . ..
Rake
Combined Rake and Seeder,
Seeder Attachment, a10ne....
.. Farmers wanting the Seeder complete to' sow
Wheat or Rye, or for Fall sowing of Ylas'tC Se.,
can have the muldne and. pay for It same tint,e as
Though purchased neat spring..
EVERT )IACHECE IS WAII,p.I.NITET)
R. M. WELLES, Genera! Agcut
Towanda, Pa.. Aug. 20. 1,872.
HOME SHUTTLE IMPROVED
Come. tailors, and buy the Home Shuttle;
And dressmakers buy it likewise;
'Tie the fastest and easyest and cheapest
That ever you saw hi, your lives.
It will hem, bind, cord, braid, Foam and raffle,
Quilt, tack, hemstitch, gather, and tell, .
On cotton and linen and woolen,
And eilk it works equally well. •
COme, buy the liome Shuttle, old ladies,
Young misses and those in your prime
It will gather your ruftles for dresses
And sew them right on the same time.
Came, farmers. and buy the Home Blatittle •
For Your WlTtll arid youi daughters" so dear;
They can sew when their fingers are tired,
And each ondl warranted pre year's... • •
1 • „-
D. B. WOODBURN, Rome, Pa.,
General Agent for Bradford, Sullivan, and 'Wyom
ing counties. Agents wanted. Feb:26'73
MONEY SJ&VED,
BY ITIICEIASI".:0 YOUR.
STOVES AND HARDWARE
orret Jctlitz,ll
r7WIEt *1 aOSDAN,
TOW4LNID.A,, *PA,
DRIT(IG:ISTSI
Biting extend' ely -.repaired their - store, at the old
stand, hare re-opened with a large, new and wen
selected stock, consisting of •
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ETIMACiS: - 4CCI - Bs • agallS, Sc On
COATED PILLS. POWDEUS, GUMS, SYITPE
r.
BOTANIC • ECLECTIC AND HOMEOPATHIC 11:1;
DYE STUFFS, , MA - CHINE Olts-:-
PURE WIKES AND LIQUORS
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND cAG/ittS,
POPULAR PATENTIirEpICIAS,
TOILET ANV FOCI' GOODS.
lEEE
LIGHT
-$:(5 CO
. 40 00
.. 65 00
~.... 2 CO
07
W. L. PENDLETON.
and iteliclue.
r'srroa•s BLOCK.
WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL
TLNCTURES. WLS'Ef3, AC.,
And all
PAITATIONS,
rirra REFINED KEHOSENE, ALCOHOL,
For 3.ledicnal Pa:,d,Gibtm
the
And a Fine Assortment of
More than the'usnal Faro and attention glien to tht.
Compounding of Prescriptions. Open Sunda:re,
from 9 o'cloek,a m.,to Yp.2n. k.fronit p.m. to 7 p.m ,
Dr, Mantis. can be constated.at the atom on:Sat....
nrdny of each week, as heretofore.
D.. 11. TURNE.E,
W. G. Gc‘EDON.
Towanda, May 7, 1872
DR. 0. D. STILES - 1
- -havin g purchased' 6
THE DRUG STOR I ti
• or L. A, Itaxorar," Roam, Pi.,
Hai' now in stock and is constantly . reciiv:ll4 ircEL
supplies °finite Drugs and 31ediclues, byrA,Pa:Lia,
Varnishes, ...Agent for all the most popular-Psi
eat Medicines. . fresh supply of tL‘i cfr:tbratfi
-
VECECi BITTZES.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal,
beat brands of Cigars and Tobacco; choice Perfeln•,
cry, toilet and fancy articles, flavoring extract=.,
Schoolbooks, stationery. and news. Dealt - re
plied with stationery at .low prices. All Iniecelle., •
0118 books furnished-to order at publisher.: yr.,Y e -
-The Doctor will continue to pray tire roc-duon.
heretofore... Otlice at the Drug Store; residence or. - -
posits Presbyterian church. Prescription:rand re
celpts accurately compounded at all hours bra you).
potent cki a. [April is,
TAILOR'S CELEBRATED OIL)
71 . 0:'Great Rheuineic Remedy -should he kept Lod
used by every Farmer thit keeps either Cattle or
Horses, every Teamster and - Livery Stable Reep.r.
every Physician and Horse Farler for it-will many -
times cure pain and lameness when all other med..-
cites have failed.. Miners and Railroad Men
should certainly keep it, for it is unsurpassed, for
bruses and sprains. Blacksmiths should keep it -
for their ovn`-use and for their customers tender
focted horses, as nothing equals it for tender feet.
Every body suffering from pain andlameness. of any
kind, burns, cuts, woundlt or any, eruption of the
skin, Corns; Chilblains or any disease requiring an •
outward application should. certainly keep this cele. '
brated medicine. c Every bottle - warranted - tet give.
satisfaction, For RaKby Dr. H. C. Porter Son lb Co,
Porter dr. Kirby and F. W. Brown Dinggists.:Totiar.da
..Pa. "And by. every DrugMst and dealer in Brad-7
ford and adjoining conntiee.
Johnston Holloway and Cowden; wholesale Patent .
Medicine Depot, No. GO2 Arch street PhiladeplMa„Fa.,
Wholesale Agents. H. BBOWNIG7AYLOR,„
. Julyl9'7o.tf Proprietor, Leßaysville„ Fa.
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TO THE:. PVELIC !
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The . underaigned would moot rePpis.lllo.l:*-. eac
they area now prepared in e•:ery,v:ae to attend 12 into
rIE
tiNbEIitAKING ',`
allits brinclics... And we tra,
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tko ecnices of app ong that
Mrang spared licy.exi,oLv. , or
fru.nithp. shop of 11. •Co.;:k-our
3 luarbie canna pe . F1,:1•17745.5.,!: C
elelnkr!, of onr 1ar47 . 5t c!.t. Lay.
alsls?..cliris,l the a Ima,t.
ger.Vernmily person _to att,:•r.,l 10.raL4.1,1
tbe,tiu - ess
. -
- J. B. ALLYN, one of oltr firm, will Le fined at :Le
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Enra iiture Store, on Bridge* str'e'et, and C. If. MO.
il3l-E, the other: member of Willie firm, at his no'
deuce on Third street, or about the of Dr. L
-U. Death, a very reliable and celebrated physirlan
whosel 7 office• is on Park street, near ih , ? Eire
House
jan25"72.1
NAT - lONAL
Ixj\ , T.
I,OF TOWANDA
CAPERBI.
SURPLUS FrND,
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This Etanh offers' UNUSUAL FACI.LITI_
icr tl.r
transaction of a . - • _
GENERAL BANKING :11E1(1:3 .E:.SS
Th s Tlatth 111) ON DEPOSITS ACCOIIDLNei
I.AGErr'qM:T.
SrEast. CASE GIVE...V. IC , 111£ Col LO' 617 SuW
ASD CBSCES,
Paitfes ulshing to sEyn ifONEY to any pa:: of fLe
raited States, England, Ireland. S.cotland. or f1,.. - :pri:11,„
clpal cities and towns of Europe, can herr. Tro6zre-,
drafts for that purpose. z'
PASSAGE TIc'KETS- • -
To or from tile old'Cotmtry,st steamer or 3+1%
alwap-on band.
rus-nr jr-R PE oroaT OVE2 er lIEDLCEI; 11.1:48
!lichee Pricr raid for U.S Bonds. Gold and .411,7%!
JOS. INDWELL. Preident
De,x-mber,1,1861.4..„
BOOKS'.
BOOKS!
BOOKS.
The Lest place in 'SortLen: l'enn3)lvan:a
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
EBB
C. F. CIZOS,S
Ills stock is always conapleto,
ei7thing in the line, such as
BOORS
Of acer,y dettripticin
PLAIN & FArY STATIONERY
c.IIFO3IOS
SCHOOL LOOES. SLATES. INK
ALANK BOOKS,
BLANKS ANT BLANK NOTL
Ail Daily, Wilehly, and. `Monthly:
_pap;:a
pericoicals fornieht4.l , to anhitnibera at the icy:
prices. , . _ -
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DIARIES FOR 187:1 .
,
Klarge as so isr.t, which Lc. sold cheap
I
C. F. CROSi
Towanda. Lcc. 24, 1611
71
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ALLYN. ' t
C. M. SIA'SVILIE.
.$12&006
40,000
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